LAGERLOF SELMA: (1858-1940) LAGERLOF SELMA: (1858-1940) Swedish writer, Nobel Pr…

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LAGERLOF SELMA: (1858-1940)

LAGERLOF SELMA: (1858-1940) Swedish writer, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1909 (thereby becoming the first female recipient of the award). Vintage signed postcard photograph, the vignette image depicting Lagerlof in a half-length pose. Signed in fountain pen ink with her name alone to a clear area beneath the image. VG

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LAGERLOF SELMA: (1858-1940)

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